Texas School Board Eyes New High School Building
A letter from Paul M Jones of Facilities Inc notes bids for a national high school project in Texas. The plan includes modern classrooms with a $10,000 Ford and American Car venture, acoustical ceilings, and vinyl flooring. Architects and trustees discuss April versus Friday bids totaling $563,000 and praise the project’s distinctive features and timing.
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Adrs
Texas
Ford Jn
American Carwte
American Carpet Institute
Ford Foundation
Andrews
Summer dance classes highlight recreation program
Beginner and advanced tap and social dance classes led by Mrs. Jan Bilhartz begin Monday as part of the summer recreation program. Classes run at Underwood Devonian San Andres and Lincoln with age based schedules and registration set for 2 pm at the schools.
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Jan Bilhartz
Gail Roberts
Jamie Wilkins
Madison
Underwood School
Devonian
San Andres
Lincoln
Decrease in May Youth Delinquency Cases Reported
May juvenile cases totaled 16 involving nine boys and seven girls, a five case drop from April. Five girls had run away and were returned, while two boys and three girls faced questioning over improper associations. Ages ranged from 10 to 16, with most living with natural parents.
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Andrews
Harold Biges
Eieven
Warner Construction Submits Low Bid on Andrews High School
Warner Construction Company of San Angelo submitted the low base bid of 2,378,300 to build the new Andrews high school, with seven alternates raising the total to 2,662,000 and overall project cost near 2,942,132 including architect fees and furnishings.
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Andrews
Warner Construction of
San Angelo
Warner Construction
Andrews High School
Warner Construction Company of
Andrews Schools
Warner
Warner Company
Hoard
Troy Lasater Warner
Grimshaw
Odessa
Bateson
Dallas
Cooper
Frank M. Studer
Reid, Rockwell & Tarics
San Francisco
Bill Warner
Sul Ross College
Architecture Computer
Texas Tech
Two Accidents Reported Here
Two minor automobile accidents were reported this week with total damages estimated at 280 dollars. Ruth Horbert Murphy of Andrews collided with Jack Henry of Odessa at NW Island G Avenue around 11 15 p m Wednesday. Henry received a ticket for failing to grant the right of way. The Murphy car had about 125 dollars in damage and the Henry vehicle about 20 dollars. A second crash occurred at East Broadway and NE 6th Street with Charles Peek of Andrews and Donald Wayne of Cisco. Wayne received a ticket for failure to grant the right of way. The Peek car sustained about 100 dollars in damage and the Wayne auto about 25 dollars.
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Ruth Horbert Murphy
Andrews
Jack Henry
Odessa
N W
G Avenue
Henry
Murphy
East Bhroadway
N. E. 6Th Street
Charles Peek
Donald Wayne
Cisco
Wayne
Peek
Wayne Auto
Council Okays Study On Area Tax Levies
The city council in a special session approved a study of how nearby towns tax capital stock to assess fairness after banks objected to being taxed on capital stock while residents face personal property taxes. The council will gather reports from area towns and seek legal opinions before deciding.
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Council
First National Bank
Commercial State Bank
Andrews
Andy Capers
Johnny Smith
Smith
Andrews City
Butt
Guillet
League of Municipalities
City Equalization Board
See Council
Wildcat oil well in Andrews County shows commercial flow
Pan American Petroleum completes No 5-N Deep David Falken wildcat in southeast Andrews County 16 miles southeast of Andrews and 20 miles northwest of Midland. The well produced 41.25 barrels of 62 degree distillate and gas flow rates from 1.7 to 4.1 million cubic feet daily from 11 050 to 11 100 feet amid swabbing tests.
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Pan American Peroleum Corporation
David Fasken
Andrews County
Wildcat
Andrews
Midland
South
Wolfcamp
Pan American
David Falken
Atempt
Superior Oil Company of Midland
Eva Coopwood
West Andrews County
Grayburg
Fuhrman-Masche
City County Arrests Show Small Decrease This Month
City police and the sheriff report a slight drop in arrests this month with 27 drunkenness cases down from 35 and a rise in disorderly conduct by 11. Aggravated assault up by four, swindling by worthless checks up to 10 in the county, and 17 city automobile accidents with higher citations across traffic categories. Fines total $776, meter revenue down $52.17, and other offenses include family mistreatment, liquor violations, miscella neous counts, and burglary.
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Sheriff's Department
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Ting Sands
The
Young'an
Ins Nstalla- OF
Paul M Jones
Hes, Inc
Board of Education
T. Texas
New High School
T. A. Roach
Troy Lasater
Gerald Woodward
Woodward
Sam Gantt
DIAL
Nancy Craddock
Sul Ross
San Angelo Junior College
Webb Afb
Big Spring
White Sands Missile Range
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